Topic: Iphone Game

The No Agenda community has launched several digital initiatives, including SavePageAs.com, an anonymous offshore web archiving service. Other community-acquired domains include misops.com and fema.xxx, which redirects to the main show site. Additionally, a developer released the source code for a "No Agenda" iPhone game as a zip file for the community to polish and redistribute after the original app struggled in the App Store.

The No Agenda community has developed several digital tools, including a "BS Filter" browser extension for Chrome and Firefox that replaces political terms with humorous alternatives. Several new domain names, including barackobama2011.com, have been registered by listeners to redirect traffic to the podcast.

The hosts highlight various listener-led PR efforts, including planting business cards at auto shows and registering creative domain names. They also announce the launch of the "No Agenda Human Resource" game for iOS, a physics-based puzzle featuring the show's hosts.

New developments in the No Agenda "ecosystem" are highlighted, including a "Bat Signal" app for the Mac App Store and a forthcoming 33-puzzle iPhone game. Several community-purchased domain names, such as sheeple.me and shutupslaves.com, are now forwarding to the main show website.

A new No Agenda tilt game is available in the iPhone App Store for 99 cents, utilizing the accelerometer to collect "slaves" while avoiding mainstream media obstacles. Additionally, the hosts promote the "10-10 Super Karma 42" package at noagendasuperkarma.com, which includes a lapel pin and medallion for $42.42. They reiterate the show's open-source model, encouraging fans to use logos and broadcast the content freely.

The show concludes with a discussion of market technicals and the submission of the "No Agenda Mobile" app to the Apple App Store. Dvorak mentions his upcoming appearance on Cranky Geeks and plans to attend the Game Developers Conference. The hosts sign off, confirming the next live stream for Sunday.